Japanese Gardens and Tea House - Campbelltown, NSW - Japanese Gardens on Waymarking.com

The Campbelltown Japanese Gardens celebrate the sister city relationship between Campbelltown and Koshigaya.
The gardens were presented to Campbelltown by the citizens of Koshigaya on 10 April, 1988.
The Gardens symbolise the beliefs and religion of both Shinto, the indigenous religion of Japan, and Zen Buddhism.
The Campbelltown Japanese Gardens feature a traditional waterfall, koi pond, timber bridge, stonework pathways, flourishing plants and a 16th Century designed teahouse, hand crafted by Japanese craftsmen. The aim of the garden is to obtain quiet solitude.


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Name: Japanese Gardens and Tea House Location (specific park it is located within): Campbelltown Arts Centre City: Campbelltown Fees: no Date of Creation: 10 April 1988 Parking Coordinates: S 34° 04.418 E 150° 48.509 Designer: Not listed Garden Website: Not listed

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Date Logged Log User Rating   01/23/2022 Aussiebrian visited it